MBY's spot the boat

[Jack Haines]

Morning all,

This is sure to brighten up even the dullest of Friday mornings! Can you spot the boat?

Cheers,

Jack

 

[DTIM]

No ! no boat in that picture that I can see!

 

[Marine Reflections]

Morning Jack, is it a Lagoon power 43?

 

[Jack Haines]

Morning Jack, is it a Lagoon power 43?

Hi there,

It's not a Lagoon, no.

Cheers,

Jack

 

[Richard Shead]

ST34

 

[jimmy_the_builder]

ST52? Nah it can't be. Blimmin diffcult this week. Bah.

Cheers
Jimmy

 

[Rum_Pirate]

No ! no boat in that picture that I can see!

Here is a close up (taken from a different angle) of the boat at the top of the cliff.


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[davo99]

Manhattan 73?

 

[Rum_Pirate]

A Fairline ?

A Fairline Squadron 65 ?

 

[MystereMarcus]

Fairline Targa GT 58?

 

[jfm]

Nice pic jack. High OB factor, whatever the boat

Hard to tell, and to concentrate, but just as a guess...

White deck caulking+design of the metal work+transom window = Fairline Targa 58

 

[jfm]

Ah, I see you beat me to it Marcus. Virtual beer to you
Jack, many thanks for the further evidence that Fairlines have high OB scores.

 

[MystereMarcus]

Ah, I see you beat me to it Marcus. Virtual beer to you
Jack, many thanks for the further evidence that Fairlines have high OB scores.

Only just -- it did take me three times longer than usual to actually see the boat
Great one Jack - Thanks.

 

[Jack Haines]

Only just -- it did take me three times longer than usual to actually see the boat
Great one Jack - Thanks.

Yup, that's the one, well done. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

 

[Jack Haines]

Nice pic jack. High OB factor, whatever the boat

Hard to tell, and to concentrate, but just as a guess...

White deck caulking+design of the metal work+transom window = Fairline Targa 58

What does 'OB' stand for, John?

Jack

 

[benjenbav]

OB? Jack, you're still too young...

 

[jfm]

What does 'OB' stand for, John?

Jack

"Obligatory Babes". Each boat ever made has an OB factor, like a portsmouth yardstick, awarded by Wake up. It's the number of babes you would typically, on an average Med summers day, see on the boat. Something like the T58 would score say 12. Some fylbridges can score quite low compared with sportscruisers, but if swanky enough they can score very highly due to lots of deck space. Wakeup is in charge of the numbers and awards them. Subjectively, but he will hear appeals. TCM was the first to break the 20 barrier (I think he got 22) with his Leopard Sport 23

Anyway, ref that T58 picture, tell Chantal the girl on the left looks like her. Chantal is way prettier of course, but there is a bit of a similarity imho, dontcha reckon?

 

[Jim@sea]

Nice little boat what is it

The boat trailer saved his life. The hitch is still attached and has stopped the 4X4 from going further.
Of course the problem is that many of the smaller 4X4's will only legally tow 2,2 Tonnes and that boat could be very close to that and if it is over he could find out that he may not be insured.
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[Jack Haines]

"Obligatory Babes". Each boat ever made has an OB factor, like a portsmouth yardstick, awarded by Wake up. It's the number of babes you would typically, on an average Med summers day, see on the boat. Something like the T58 would score say 12. Some fylbridges can score quite low compared with sportscruisers, but if swanky enough they can score very highly due to lots of deck space. Wakeup is in charge of the numbers and awards them. Subjectively, but he will hear appeals. TCM was the first to break the 20 barrier (I think he got 22) with his Leopard Sport 23

Anyway, ref that T58 picture, tell Chantal the girl on the left looks like her. Chantal is way prettier of course, but there is a bit of a similarity imho, dontcha reckon?

Well I'll be damned, now I know what the 34 stands for in ST34.

I'll pass on to Chantal, funny you should say that actually as Mr.Shead made the exact same observation!

Have a good weekend,

Jack

 

[Chantal Borciani]

Well I'll be damned, now I know what the 34 stands for in ST34.

I'll pass on to Chantal, funny you should say that actually as Mr.Shead made the exact same observation!

Have a good weekend,

Jack

Why thank you for the mention!
You're far too kind John Hope all is well.


34 women on the Swift Trawler Jack... in your dreams!